This has to be one of the most unusual stories I have ever herd. This buckle was published in the January and February addition of  American Digger magazine. (which I will let you have with the purchase of the buckle). The story was told that Brownie the dog was out playing and came across this CS Breckenridge style plate. But anyways its for sale now. But its hooks are missing as most of them were. It has a crack at the base of the buckle, and a small one to the right of "S" the pictures shows the flaws really well. And it has a slight bend in the rim at the top left of the "C". But is a solid buckle and has a great story to tell everyone.                                                                                                                       $2650.00

This is a 1858 smooth side canteen. Its an original Civil War canteen that has its original cloth wrap around it. And its original Strap is still in tack. It looks like it has some blood on the strap, and cloth. But you be the judge. You can have it tested if you buy it. But the cloth is wore of on one side. But it is a neat piece                                                                                                                               $395.00      

This is a neat looking Civil War Belt rig. It has the buff leather. Which is the more desired. And It has a cap box. Which has the makers mark J.E.Conbict New York. And it still has the wool in side of the box. It also has a nice Springfield bayonet, marked US. With its original leather scabbard. And on the back of the US buckle, it has the initials I.A.P Or I.A.B I'm not sure which one it is. But I do know that this is an original Civil War belt buckle rig at a great price.                                                                                            $895.00